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Putin tries to justify invasion of Ukraine in Victory Day speech: ‘It was the only right decision’
The Russian leader said there was no alternative to the war, claiming the West rejected Russia’s attempts to ‘enter an honest dialogue’
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Fires at military factories raises tension in Russia
Moscow claims Kyiv is behind acts of sabotage on Russian soil, and Ukrainian officials are providing ambiguous answers
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Tinkov, the Russian oligarch who lost his bank for criticizing Putin’s invasion
The financier, who is in hiding for fear of being assassinated, says he was forced to sell his 35% stake in the company in retaliation for calling out the ‘crazy war’
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Apple and Nike lead the charge of companies leaving Russia over Ukraine invasion
The impending economic crisis is likely to be greatly exacerbated by the decision of three of the biggest container shipping companies to stop deliveries to the country
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Russia, Ukraine agree to humanitarian corridors, with possible ceasefire during evacuations
The second round of talks took place as Russian troops continued to attack the heart of Ukrainian cities such as Kyiv and Kharkiv
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Russian oligarchs speak out against invasion of Ukraine
The richest man in Russia, Alexei Mordashov, has called on Putin to stop the ‘bloodshed,’ while other billionaires have also criticized the war
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Larisa Savitskaya: The sole survivor of an air disaster the USSR wanted to cover up
The 1981 plane crash claimed the lives of 37 people, but the Soviet government kept the incident classified. Now a new documentary and film are shedding light on what happened
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